Amherst Woman Hosts W B A Social in Amherst
Mrs William Grugel hosted the Woman s Benefit Association gathering in Amherst with business reports on the Cleveland Stadium Pageant and a later social including a heats diversion. Members present included Mrs George Kollingsworth Mrs Lucy Roenter Mrs Charles Guild and Mrs Gust Torne. Miss Aldean Catron was honored for an upcoming wedding to John Sapp with a shower hosted by Miss Shathrysa Kuhn.
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W. B. A. Amherst
William Grugel
Washington Avenue
Woman's Benefit Association
Cleveland Stadium
Varius
H. A. Monger
L. J. Jienes
George Kollingsworth
Mia
Lucy Roenter
Charles Guild
Gust Torne
J. B. Avery
Mig
L. J. Henes
A. More
Juha Boughton
Ulla Jaeger
V. King
Lorain
Julia Boughton
Aldean Catron
John Sapp
Vincent
Shathrysa Kuhn
Dewey Road
Bunno
Florance Guild
Eleanor Brown
Anna McElfresh
Leona Meyers
Agnes Ivan
Florence Guild
Kathryn Bodmann
Susie Gambish
Phyllis Sablers
Hilda
Gertrude Kuhn
William Bruce
Jack Kinloch
Daisy Cation
Jean Jacopin
Frances Tompkins
Kathryn Kuhn
Insles
Lila Muth
Marjorie Becker
Elizabeth Gibson
South Amherst
Foursquare Church
Elmer Garber
Brownhelm
Ida May DeVries
Glen Horst
Michigan
Sparta
Mich
James Ehrman
Cleveland
William Ehrman
Cleveland Avenue
Jones
Amherst
S. Jones
J. Raiser
Ruth. Elyrna
Amherst Friends
Herman Tyson
Former Elyrian Opens Patent Office in Cleveland
Walker C. Kelsey son of Mrs Hattie Kelsey has opened an office at 214 Hippodrome Building Cleveland for patent and trade mark law practice. He is Elyria High School graduate and a registered patent attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker C. Kelsey
Hattie Kelsey
Hippodrome Fuilding
Cleveland
Kelsey
Elyria High School
Forget-Me-Not Club Hosts Quilting Afternoon in Avon
Avon July 24 The Forget-Me-Not club gathered Thursday at Mrs Edward Klmegshirns on Stony Ridge for quilting and lunch. Upcoming event at Mrs Andrew Mittendorffs home. Sharm Club hosted by Mrs Stagg on Hayes street with card games won by Mrs Vern Fier and Mrs Harold Smith. consolation to Mrs Joseph Forthofer. Next meeting at Mrs Walter Rauschers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverleaf Club
Old Spring
A Lauer
Henrys Worczikowski
Maurice “Isch
Bechsteins Woods
Avon
Edward Klmegshirn
Stony Ridge
Andrew Mittendorff
Spiders Threaten Pea Crop In Memphis Area
An army of little spiders threatens the sweet pea crop in the Memphis vicinity. Agricultural authorities say the spiders attacked the peas and the plants wilted. Some minerals, such as ala baster, are so soft that they can be marked by a fingernail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Advises On How To Keep Cool In Ohio Heat
In Columbus on July 20 Dr W H Hartung state director urged cooling measures as temperatures rise. The simplest method is to stay still and wear light clothing suitable to activity. He warned against excessive cold drinks as this can lead to summer deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Hartung
Hartung
Haiting
Norwalk Man Taken To Death Row
Ethel B. Lamphier, 45, of Norwalk, convicted of killing 65 year old Katherine E. Wilde, also of Norwalk. He arrived with Union County Sheriff and deputies to Ohio Penitentiary and was placed on death row awaiting execution. He pleaded guilty to breaking into Wilde’s home and killing her on June 24. His execution date was set for November 1 by Norwalk judges.
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Columbus
Ethel B. Lamphier
Norwalk
Katherine E. Wilde
Ohio
Lamphwy
David A. Kerry
Death Row
Lamphier
Missing man alert for Carrol Clifford Read
City and county authorities seek Carrol Clifford Read, 23, of Oakwood Avenue, R D No 2, who left home Wednesday morning and has not been heard from since. He is married with a child, about 6 feet tall and 180 pounds, with dark hair and eyes, wearing blue overalls and blue shirt. His mother fears heat may affect him. Read supposedly went to work at Eling Manufacturing on Northrup Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Clifford Read
Oakwood Avenue
R. D. No
Hame
Read
Elying Manufacturing Company
Northrup Street
Reed 3
Youth Confesses To Fatal Shooting In Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on July 20 police said Paul Lowers, 17, confessed to fatally shooting Boston Kimball, 22, at Woodland Park after denying intent to hit Kimball and aiming at another youth. Kimball allegedly fired at a youth who had molested his 12-year-old sweetheart, Lucille Locker. Lowery is held without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Boston Kimball
Woodland Park
Paul Lowers
Kimball
Lowery
Lucille Locker
Not Guilty Plea Filed by Carl Saprinza in Reckless Driving Case
Carl Saprinza of 4107 Smith Avenue Cleveland pleaded not guilty to reckless driving at arraignment before Justice of the Peace Joseph Q Petro. Released on a 350 bond, trial set for 1 am Wednesday July 24. Saprinza arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Ed Monroe who said he drove 70 mph on Route 20 near Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Saprinza
Smith Avenue
Cleveland
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Q Petro
Saprinza
Ed Monroe
Ridgeville
Real estate transfers in Brownhelm Avon Elyria and more
Real estate transfers list quit-claim and mortgage actions across Brownhelm Avon Elyria and Vermilion areas. John M Nagle and Daniel Nagle convey interests to the Brill family. Warnick and others transfer to Sylvester Dechant. Frankie Reese sells to Buckleys. Beal and Andwur Mortgage-Loan swap properties. Grace Wolverton deeds in Sheffield. Guardian Trust liquidation transfers to Vermilion-On-The-Lake and First Mortgage Investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Nagle
Cecelia
Leonard Brill
Brownhelm Township
Daniel Nagle
Faryn Nagle
Leonard
Cecelia Brill
Susan Warnick
Sylvester Dechant
Avon Village
Frankie Reese
John F. Buckley
Alberta Buckley
Elyria Township
Andwur Mortgage-Loan Company
Lena M Beal
Lena M. Beal
Child Drowns After Fall From River Cliff
In Paineville Ohio July 20 seven year old Phillip Powell drowned after falling roughly 50 feet from a river cliff into Grand River. Coroner said a deep head wound would likely have been fatal even without the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painesville, C
Phillip Powell
Grand River
Derby teen killed by lightning near Circleville
July 20 died while threshing wheat on a farm near Circleville. Steve Houck, 16, of Derby, was struck by lightning. the horse team he drove also perished in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville
Steve Houck
Derby
Here
Divorce Suit Names Leah Clampitt Sewell as Co Respondent
Mrs Mae Elizabeth Keaton wife of a street comedian sues Leah Clampitt Sewell for 200000 in a divorce action. Sewell was a principal in a recent wife swapping case involving the Emerson and Sewell families. Arthur MacDonald of the Washington Medical Association notes world parliament member statistics. Parisians, Japanese officials and aviation weather researchers are cited in related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Clampitt Sewell
Mae Elizabeth Keaton
Sewell
Walter Emerson
Barton Sewell
Arthur MacDonald
Washington Medical Associaton
Washington
Lasutaro Fujio
Ikhaku Sakamoto
Hiroshi Nakaigawa
France Braces Frontiers With Maginot Line Fortifications
France’s northeastern frontier is stocked with reinforced concrete fortifications. The Maginot Line, named for late War Minister Andre Maginot, promises readiness against invasion. While fully armed, some blockhouses remain to be completed and staff training is planned, with two year military service to bolster expertise. A dig into subterranean works reveals dynamos, narrow-gauge railways, and heavy artillery, all under a vast underground system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Magimot
Andre Baaugitte
Jean Fabry
Montmedy
Valenciennes
Maubauge
Rhine
Andre Maginot
Maginot
Voice Of The People: Kansas Lives Within Its Income
A reader praises the July 15 editorial Kansas Lives Within Its Income urging Ohio to back Governor Davey in cutting expenses. The letter warns against education lobbyists and a proposed 15 mill real estate levy, urging vigilant opposition as a broad tax battle unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ohio
Davey
Ohio State University
Rightmire
No title provided in readable text
This fragment questions citizens about government failures and urges sober thinking and selfless patriotism. It emphasizes that true citizens must consider public problems beyond personal gain and asks how long the county will endure if discouragement leads to loss of heart.
Meat cutter dies after heat exhaustion collapse
Frank Miller, 50, a Toledo meat cutter, died in County hospital after collapsing from heat exhaustion. The report notes the June 15 date and references lilies of France in a misread phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Frank Miller
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B. A. Jenne
Central Book Store
Walther
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Norma Beesing
Grace Slumska
Ruth Muller
Clifford Messal
Harry Nicholl
South Main Street
Circle 1
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E. E. Foster
F. I. Hubbard
Frank Radan
George Franks
Harry Leuszler
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Edward Moebius
Clyde Donnely
George Schroeder
Henry Smith
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Good Deeds
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Vermilton-on-the-Laka
Theea
Hugo Gutro
Ervin Bachman
Broxenhelm
Wesley Smuth
Earl Rockwood
Earl Schaeffer
Harry Hutton
Helen Eastman
Anna Robertson
Elyrian
Mrs. Stagg
Peru
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Massachusett Investment Fund
C. J. Sartor
Elyria
18Th Infantry
New York
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Washington Bridge
Camp Dix
Xni
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Carter Glass
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Washington, D. C
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Archive of Administration
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Japan
Mingo Negishi
Central Weather Observatory
Okhotsk Sea
Jacme Photo
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Rhineland
Legion of Honor
Kruger National Park
South Africa
Califorman
Neve Jerseyman
Same Umbrella
Connecticut
Elyria Savings
Elyria Savings & Trust
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Voice of
People
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Ohio
Adné
K. M. Lin
China
Viola Brown
Elyria Law
Trust
H.C. Cheney
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